Trikes have always been banned from national highways...it was just never enforced. I'm not sure why they have to pick and choose which laws they are going to enforce for the week, I'm just glad that they don't enforce most of the rules.
This one is kind of a big deal according to Cebu, Davao and other media as well as our own Negor newspaper. Well, I suppose certain people become sick and tired of trikes slowing them down. However, there are some laws that are practical, others that aren’t. I suspect it just isn’t feasible to ban trikes from Veterans HWY (National Hwy) in Dumaguete or HWY 860 that encircles Siquijor as the only road that connects the municipalities. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
If i remember correctly it was tried once here around 2013 and didnt even last a week. And will never happen here as the trike mafia are too strong. A few yrs back they went on strike about costs,it changed dumaguete instantly,there was no traffic at all and no jams anywhere,just a shame they cant get rid of the junk permanently.
It will never be enforced there, I think they have tried it, and like it was mentioned earlier, the trike mafia is too strong. How is the helmet law going since I have been gone? I know it was a joke before I left, but maybe they are enforcing it these days....?
The letter comes out of Camp Crame and is based on a complaint by a bus company. On Luzon, especially the Metro areas there are lots of buses for the public to use to get from one Metro area to another and points in between. Here in Dumaguete there are no local buses that ply the small routes, just Jeepneys and the Ceres (big yellow jeepney, as it stops everywhere). Just out of practical need and lack of mass transportation, the trykes will continue and we must just exercise due caution to our utmost unless they start making them obey some traffic rules.
November 26th is "D" day to see just what teeth Dumaguete LTO has got and HPG exercises the stop and apprehend
Are you sure you did post it in the right section? Seems to me, the where's the humor here, is more appropiate!